Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-30
ST PAUL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 3oth, 1887.

Mr.. IKE KEYS, of Buffalo, N. Y, is
visiting our city.
Mr.. WILL P1TMAN, of Fargo, was in
the city this week.
QUARTERLY meeting at st. James A..
M. E. church, tomorrow.
Rev. w. FL, CosToN, of Minneapolis.
was in the city Wednesday.
MIss FLORENCE JOHNSON, of Mime
apoIis, was in the city this week.
Go TO :" The boston" and get new
suit cheaper than any where else in
town.
Rev. w. G. TREvAN, P. E. of Chicago,
is in the city, conducting his quarterly
meeting.
BE on the look out for novelty in the
way ola "Blind Festival to be given
shortly.
Mr.. HARRY BRYAN left this week for
Winnipeg to take position on the
G. P. Ry.
MEssRs. L. " PURCELL and G. S. Brit
ton, Of Minneapolis, were in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ROBERT LEAvETT enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. A Hester.
REV VIM GRAY has returned from St.
Louis, and ready to enter upon the active
duties of his pastorate
Mr.. J. K. HILYARD visited Hudson,
Wis, this week and spent a few days
with his son, j. k. Hilyard, Jr
McHENRy JOHNSON, after rather UNI
successful career as a saloon-keeper on
Minnesota street, has closed his doors.
THE Old Folks entertainment at Pill
grim Baptist Church, Thursday, was
we'll attended and was a pleasant and
successful affair.
The Mayor appointed twenty-five adj
ditional members to the police force of
the city last week, but not one of them
is known to be colored man.
A NUMBER OF our society people will
attend the May Queen Coronation by
the Excelsior Literary and Social Club
of Minneapolis, next Tuesday.
The st. Paul ball team won their first
game of the season from the Mime
apolis club, Tuesday, and are conse-
quently comparatively happy.
For RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, in private family, pleasantly
located.-Enquire at No. 173 Charles
street. References exchanged
Mrs. R. G. HOWARD has returned from
a visit to her sister Mrs j. K Hilyard,
Jr., of Hudson, Wis, who has been i'll
for some time but has recovered.
The bids of J. II. Donahue for the
erection of engine houses at Hamline,
81 300; and Merriam Park, Sl1,4
were accepted by the Fire Commission
ers, Monday.
Mr.. JOHN T. CLAYBoURN, one of our
old residents, died Wednesday of pneu-
monia, at his residence cornor of Milton
and Martin streets. He was native of
Virginia and was 81 years ofage.
The many visitors to Lake Minneton-
I ka will find Mr.. j. G. Berry and family
located at Spring Park Station, always
ready to furnish fishing parties with
warm meals, lunches, boats and tackle.
WANTED-A cook and house maid
for family of two persons. A splendid
place for the right parties The stu
atoms are in Saltwater, MINI. Apply
to this Office either in person or by
letter.
The $500" road paid $3.50, 900 for look
200 feet fronting on Broadway and adj
joining the Northern Pacific general
offices, last week. Only 81 800 per front
foot. The road will erect depots on the
ground.
The advertisement of Mr. T. II. Lyles
created something of sensation last
week; but call on him, get possession of
some of the good properties in his list,
and the sensation that you will then feel
will be perfectly delightful.
Mrs. GEORGE G. ALLEN and son have
returned from an extended visit to
Birmingham, Ala, accompanied by six
ofher relatives who will reside here in
the future. Her brother and his daugh-
Ter VIII also arrive in a few DAYS.
DIVINE Service at Fngsim Rantist
Church. Testimonial meeting cuaa-
mencing at 1880 am. Baptism atI2 30
Sabbath school Immediately after Bap-
tism. Lords Supper at pm. Preach
ing at 1880 pm. by the pastor Rev. VIM
Gray, subject, "Where is your God"
The public is cordially invited.
WE dropped in Mrs. I. III. Lyles' fash
ionable Hair Emporium on Third street.
day or two ago and while there were
showna magnificent crayon portrait of
the beautiful and accomplished wife of
Rev. W. III. Coston, of Minneapolis
which is to be presented to the person
collecting the most money for the bene-
fit of Rev. Coston's church before their
June entertainment. The picture is
prize that any one would be proud of,
and will surely act as an incentive to
those who are engaged in the good work.
A DELIGHTFUL surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. Grant Beasley, at the resi-
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